Editorial

When CISOs talk about insider threats, the narrative usually revolves around malicious intent: a disgruntled employee leaking IP, or a contractor compromised by ransomware. But there’s another kind of insider threat that’s less dramatic—yet far more pervasive.   It’s your own overburdened security t

Cybercriminals have found a way to invade corporate environments through a phishing scheme that exploits legitimate file hosting services like Microsoft’s SharePoint. This sophisticated approach to data theft has created a social engineering method that evades detection and increasingly expands c

Perimeter-based security is becoming increasingly inadequate as threat actors continue to target organizations from the inside, through their employees. To keep up with new advancements used by malicious actors, businesses must stay ahead of the trends through strong, more aggressive cybersecurity

The current high level of security threats, the move to cloud services, and the lack of skilled workers are making security a top priority. As a result, chief information security officers (CISOs) are increasing their organizations' security budgets. Gartner forecasts a 15% rise in

As our digital world keeps evolving, so do the issues it brings. From remote work and self-driving cars, we are increasingly relying on big data systems and new technologies. This means we also need better ways to respond to cyber threats and stop them in their tracks. However, because the line

Triage and investigation are core to security operations. But as alert volumes increase and threats grow more complex, manual workflows no longer scale. Security teams don’t need more hands, they need automation built for speed, precision, and context.    Analysts get slammed with nonstop alerts, fo